In 1981, Leonard Guelke advocated the idealist approach as a counter to the positivist arguments dominating historical geography. Guelke emphasizes
The French geographer Philippe Buache and the German philosopher and writer of geography Anton Friedrich Busching, attempted to describe the
Oscar Peschel emerges as a transformative figure who dared to reshape the contemporary landscape, defying the established norms of geographic
Claudius Ptolemy, commonly known as Ptolemy (90-168 CE), was a renowned figure in ancient Greek and Roman geography.
German geographers have articulated and developed key geographic theories and concepts, including Scientific Geography, Systematic Geography, Regional Geography, Determinism, Environmental
Strabo (63 BC-24 AD), a Greek scholar and traveler writing at the height of the Roman Empire, was strongly influenced
